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Since the ultimate goal of the process is a safe drug capable of killing the microorganism, we should demand that the product of the gene is essential for the life-style of the bug in the infecting stage. Moreover, we could distinguish between just stopping the growth and cell killing. If so, genes that produce an irreversibly lethal phenotype when interrupted or turned off should be more valuable. Generation of gene knockouts is a very conclusive approach to assess target essentiality. However, there is also a room for other genetic tools e.g. tuning of gene expression ; , biochemistry e.g. comparative metabolic studies ; , and pharmacology e.g. the existence of specific enzyme inhibitors with therapeutic activity ; . Specificity and selectivity refer to the possibility of finding effectors that exclusively hit the target. In particular, it is specially relevant that a chemical compound is able to discriminate the microbial target from the human counterpart. 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